Mondays can be tough – but Blue Monday apparently switches it up a notch. The third Monday of January is supposedly the ‘most depressing day of the year’, often referred to as Blue Monday. However, it ...

January begins with so much promise. Although the holidays have come and gone, there's endless messaging of "new year, new me" as we make resolutions to be healthier and happier versions of ourselves.

For many people, January is considered the most miserable month of the year, but according to headlines, there is one day that is the most depressing of all. Blue Monday, dubbed the saddest day of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Blue Monday, which falls on the third Monday of January, has become known as the saddest day of the year. Thanks to the biting ...

Is this “Blue Monday” claim a true Monday claim? In 2005, Sky Travel, a company in the U.K., began labeling the third Monday of January each year as “Blue Monday.” The company claimed that it’s the ...

January 20, 2025, is being called “Blue Monday.” Not because it’s also National Cheese Lover’s Day, which may result in increased consumption of blue cheese. And not because it happens to be the day ...

“This has no clinical basis whatsoever,” Christine Crawford, MD, MPH, associate medical director of the National Alliance on Mental Illness tells TODAY.com in a phone interview. In fact, the idea of ...

But what is Blue Monday and is it based on real data or science? “This has no clinical basis whatsoever,” Christine Crawford, MD, MPH, associate medical director of the National Alliance on Mental ...

"Blue Monday" falls every year on the third Monday in January. It is, supposedly, the most depressing day of the year, often attributed to a cocktail of poor weather, the post-Christmas lull, ...

If your wintertime blues hit the hardest at the start of the new year, you’re not alone: The post-holiday comedown is certainly real. But does that mean “Blue Monday” is the saddest day of the year?